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TT has, been .too. fregnently the suLjeal ofjust and 1. general reprobation, ttiat-men destitute Of the elements of the medical art have offered , thernselves as can 7i.iatc: , :or pubiic patronagein the profession tit physic for t of doing justice to the result of our studies and ex to prevent us from being classed among those ea; piric•-; w:t o e i m pt u d en t pretensions have, unfortunately' fir socieriv. b ; en too favourably received, we beg leave to submit to the liberal and enlightened a faithful statement of our pursuit., and ac_ , c.. .qturements. Alto having; received a regular inedn,al edriCaa ;ton as the pupils of MessrS. Grind..xi. and lettuces and pritO.tice we carefully attended, a, protes:;.,rs surgeons of the London Hospital; we enteic:l Ouse; ycs. students in that justly celebrated sc hool for medical re - ment, thtl l2<iyal College. of Ediabtirgh, and were in,titici,f' in the dtilerent branches of anatomy, surgery, -- the 1 . ;;.e an.l practice of phySic, chemistry, rn.klwiti:ry, &c. by those eminent professors, Drs. Moon), Gregory, I,sL i d, Hamilton, Duncan and Ruthertord. We trust we Shall lint be deeined presumptuous in saying that ourproticiency and acquirements are not inconsiderable. Having for a long series of y e a rs made Venereal Complaints, and th e various diseases of Debility, the particular object of our studies and praelice . , we hope, be allowed that we have acquired .superior know ledge of theirtreatinent and bure. an slight and recent cases of infettion a petted re-estabiishment, is completer} in the short period of two days ; and in those of the utmost veteracy, where other practitioners have failed of success:, a proper perseverance iii our plan of treattrient ensures to [lre patient a safe and radical cure. Amidst the melancholy variety of disorder's whiCh are the effects of a habit long and most unhappily pursued by . the yputh of buth_sexes, (here .are none .in , re'alarming or mutt distressing than those deticiencics and debilities tv/act l teen ' queenly prevent oretiibittcrthe rnatrimonia state: To st.ll persons it must he a consolation to know that they rms.,- now; by ane-. , and infallible inode of treatment, be.restired to that greatest of all human blessings, a strong, manly; and 'vi,:or ous constitution. In .all cases of debility, from wh=iteVei cause arising, as well as in every species of venereal ante tii>ii; • •we may bq consulted by,patients of either sex with the great; est secrecy and honour. •HourS of eonsultation at hoir non ten to three; fist twin 6 in the evening till to at night. l'atients in the country .re requested to state. ti!:. parties. • larS of their case, age, and general habit of living, &c. in. closing a renittrance for advice and medicines, whe n . the ca ate will be a;:ven, or sent to my pan olthe kinj dorri. ensure that secrecy So essoitiat to our undertaking, the poStage ct Letters may 3.1.:e,: to the account tot nteciiente. CUlclt l I And Co. Surgeon's, Pict. liaitOn7ga" • Meri. Cultic and Cu. have .Certific4te fr , ht t tit : above respectable l'ioresor a anti Edi4nro, flat the ilti:gen'ec, sktil; and huritahity, with whiott;, e y i• er . bunted the dune.; asaagned' them dLi - rug the time the} tendert iheir .Lettu to.; and Prictioi. • . . . _ NEW PLAN, With Additional and Stiper . uir Advantages. -- • ! STATE LOTTERY,. i t To be Drii,vn the Bth IUN F., iSto. . tiE CONTitACTOR beers leave- to . call the at - iii tt ; tentioti of the Publfc to the undermentioned Scheme, illto e 4 : ; l litig, besides its Novelty, several grand l'eaturcs - nd 4 llti 'A u t lienetitS, Which, it is conceived, will fully merit 141 11 Pprobation. and afford a Chance to Adventurers never 111 any other Lottery. - SCHEME. • 4 - -of - Z2.0,c00 ".. - are - - ‘So,OOO 4 - - - - 5,C60 .• .• . • • ... .. - 20,'200 12 0-.• . . 1,000 ' - . . 500 • • . 10,000 20 - - _ . 100 .. - - . -- .. - 2,000 44 ... _ _ _ 5 0 ,4,14 -.. ' • - - ' 2 5 - 9.,0 1 / 4 ,-- . _ . - i s - . - . - - - 72,400 1 4114 ' the first.drawn Prize above :51. (not being one of the tik,, - entioiled Numbers) will be giyen in 4,lclition to the e 'loney Prizes, it the said fortunate Number is of . t.lie Lt' ,`" A- ido Tickets 'comprised in No, r,251 to 1,275 1.:„`! b toe. Ditto comprised in 3,001 to 3.02 , 5 • u.I.- stet C ion Ditto .. comprised in 4,75 1 to 4,7-75 rfit . (-1- I) . 100 1),Itto cotnprtsed in 2,501 to 2,52.5 ', ail .t.. , .i it - izes they, . may curtain : upon this Plan it is 1„ • evident that ooe.Ticket may gain r-).'•,0.D01. • t 4 w ithirawing so mnini, Tickets i t the quintity usu. 0 ' ° I I - Sat (. i , I 1 1 , r one f forinmg them into , t lr , C .t.l 103 Lit, 1 or t le 1 u I ! I LA, "IC I , distitignished Prizes, possessing Chances hitherto 11 10, - "),. the Contiactor is not thsenstble to the ob:teetions tt,itly be started by those who could not procure rickets tibj'„A.PtlY close of the last Lottery •-lie can on.y anticipate such i,"°lls' distribu by annoutedncing to eve ry th Tickets and Shares will he, I, ''' Lotrtry-Oflice•in the United -. 4 Adu m : '''...,......._ . by i ., 1- 1 is m,,ki Es UY'S SPEL lAL At'POINTMFNT. . L 'NES'S ' POLYGRAPHIC, or MANIFOLD j w..,,,,.„, 0u .., ~. , uli.J, No. •9, Strand, troth 4, Wel.'s-st - cet, lig, that Inventor begs have to intern the Pub. b r a by his invention - several 1-ac Similes of Writings or i)e nro u lgs way be had by one effort, without pi, ink, or 114, - 4 " , by tip Instrument which never requ:res the least re. kii. t '',_ The Substitute for the Ink is p..•rinatient. in the mast Nti t 4 ." l e form, invariable in all cliniates, and not liable to tk,,,; it al so ma i n t a i ns th e gre a test secrec y in Correspond p', and its etti : cts arc equal to a faithful Copying Clerk. fet ii rl e from 15s. to one Guinea and upwards. Wholesale, ke. '' arc) for exportation. Proper allowance to M 'rchants, t„„ f i a And in the City, at his Office, No. 2., 1- inch- lane, ;:e -. ' A I On 'r from Corina!, n eat Royal Exchange. llii's o his Relleeting Nlirrors, at 11. 6s. and upwards, for tePes l. r ig a nitliesse- in Profile or F ull Mace; likewise Land- . d Views from Sea, - Szc. tf,,,cY are made on 5o eas a plan, that a child'of ten years d e' cannot fail to take a y perfeet likeness with them. ~_ 8~ .. on ind re to the t,6;6